You can control the headers quite explicitly with the string list that
is sent when making a connection.
The synalist http request example shows this list as a parameter. You
can completely take over that. So understanding that you send this
OBJECT which is a list of lines of text that become a header and
understanding how to use the TSTRINGLIST I believe its called should
help you.
Good Luck man!
--Jason
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [Synalist] Basic Question about HTTP 1.1 in Synapse httpsend
From: "Klaus Langner" <k...@cybercity.de>
Date: Sun, September 30, 2012 11:31 am
To: "Ararat Synapse" <synalist-public@lists.sourceforge.net>
Hello,
I am using HttpPostURL to communicate with Paypal. Paypal will soon
require
certain requests ("IPN") to be sent with HTTP 1.1 and to contain "Host:
http://www.paypal.com"; and "Connection: close" in the HTTP header.
I guess it will not be sufficient to just set
FProtocol := '1.1';
in constructor THTTPSend.Create ?
Any help on how to include/modify the Host and Connection data is
greatly
appreciated.
Thanky,
- Klaus -
http://cybercity.de
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